John Angelos, son of Orioles owner Peter Angelos, doesn't particularly want Trump to throw afirstpitch in Baltimore, so the Commander in Chief willhave limitedoptions among Mid-Atlantic MLB teams if he intends tocarry out the tradition in the future.

“Ultimately that decision is with the ownership group as to what major politicians and political figures and societal figures they want to invite,”Angelos said. "I know that the administration has taken a lot of criticism for its controversial positions.

"I think more so perhaps for statements made both during the campaign and since the administration came in concerning things that are considered to be problematic from a race, ethnicity, religious, gender, disability. People in those communities have been spoken about very negatively by a candidate and now president.”

Trump previously threw the first pitch before aRed Sox-Yankees game at Fenway Park in 2006.